Good afternoon -- I'm a reporter who covered the police beat in Baltimore. Today, I make television shows. And last Friday, my phone rang. Someone on the other end told me that the President of the United States wants to have a conversation about criminal justice policy in America. In his effort to try to reconsider some of the sentencing excesses and the levels of incarceration that have become so problematic in America, the President wanted to discuss these issues with me -- particularly because a lot of them were rooted in a television show that we did several years ago called "The Wire." In that show, we were trying to explore what the drug war has become in America and what it was costing us as a society. So I went to Washington earlier this week and sat down with the President. We shared our experiences, our perspectives on the drug war, and the changes we hope to see. See what the President had to say: Secretly, in my heart of hearts, I don’t want to be in the entertainment industry. Having been a reporter, everything after that tends to feel less rooted to reality. So the President’s call was not only astonishing, but seemed to be an incredible opportunity. It was a candid conversation. And ultimately, a hopeful one. I hope you'll watch and share this with everyone who cares about improving our criminal justice system. Because I can tell you that the President certainly does. • 202-456-1111   Check out eMarketer’s upcoming reports Our customers will have access to over 150 deep-dive reports, 1,000 topic briefs and 15,000 charts this year—all created with our validated, multisourced approach to marketing research. Want to see what we have coming up next? Explore our upcoming report schedule. See a topic where insights might help your next project? Give us a call at 1-800-405-0844 and find out how eMarketer can fuel your success.

Copa Goiás de Futsal das Categorias de Base Masculino.

Associação Desportiva Arena de Futsal vem através deste informa que estará participar da Copa Goiás de Futsal 2015.

Com apoio da Prefeitura de Anápolis, por meio da Secretaria Municipal de Esportes e Lazer, a Associação Desportiva Arena de Futsal (ADAF), estará disputando a partir do dia 20 de março até o dia 26 de abril de 2015 na cidade de Goiânia a COPA GOIÁS de FUTSAL das Categorias de Base Masculino.

Os jogos serão realizados no Ginásio de Campinas, Ginásio da Serrinha e no Ginásio do Novo Horizonte este campeonato contara com a participação de varias equipes de todo estado e até do Mato Grosso divididas em seis categorias sendo elas Sub-09, 11, 13, 15, 17 e 20.

Sendo que Associação Desportiva Arena de Futsal ( ADAF) é o único representante de Anápolis nesta Competição e já fazendo a sua estréia neste final de semana no dia 22 de março (Domingo) as 09:00 horas no Ginásio de Campinas pela categoria Sub-09 contra a equipe Barranca da cidade de Rialma.   

O evento conta com a organização da Federação Goiana de Futsal e tem o objetivo resgatar e fortalecer o interesse pela modalidade no estado de Goiás e promover o lazer, a integração e a diversão entre todos os Atletas.

Segue em anexo a Tabela da Competição com todos os jogos !

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THE WHITE HOUSE  Better with Obamacare: On March 23, 2010, President Obama signed a historic law that has transformed the lives of millions of Americans. Tomorrow, the Affordable Care Act will celebrate five years of significant progress. That's a fact that people across the country can see in more affordable coverage, higher quality care, and better health, thanks to Obamacare.

After five years of the ACA:

More than 16 million Americans have gained health coverage

Take a look back at history in the making:

9.4 million People with Medicare saved a total of more than $15 billion on prescription medications

76 million People are benefiting from preventive care coverage

105 million People no longer have a lifetime limit on their health coverage

Up to 129 million People with pre-existing conditions are no longer at risk of being denied coverage

ZERO Death panels were created

Share the celebration: See how President Obama reacted to the good news five years ago and share how health care reform has been making a difference ever since. v Para eu Mar 20 em 11:27 AM Wednesday, April 29, 2015 Challenges and Opportunities for International Brands Entering the Brazilian Fashion Market Over the last 10 years, many international fashion brands have entered the Brazilian market, and quite a few Brazilian fashion brands have expanded their distribution internationally. The Chamber, through a series of events, will explore for its members the challenges and opportunities created by these developments. On April 29, 2015, the first event will take place in New York at the University Club, where experts representing  international fashion brands will share their experiences entering or preparing to enter the Brazilian market. Speakers To Be Announced! Date: April 29, 2015 Time: 8:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Location: The University ClubOne West 54th Street New York City Fee: Members: $80 Non-Members: $120 Click on the button below to register. Register Sponsor Today marks five years since 11-year-old Marcelas Owens and I watched the President sign the Affordable Care Act into law. Marcelas lost his mom to an illness when he was a younger boy. She didn't have insurance, so she couldn't afford the care that she needed. No family -- no child -- in America should have to go through what his family has experienced. That's why we fought so hard for this reform bill. That's why the President -- whose own mother argued with insurance companies in her final days as she battled cancer -- signed this bill into law. And that's worth remembering today. I sat down to reflect on that day, and what's happened since then. Have a listen, and then pass this on to anyone you think needs to hear it. Today, Marcelas Owens is 16 years old. He's still honoring his mother's life by spreading the word about the Affordable Care Act. And as for the rest of the country, five years later, here's what we know: More than 16 million Americans have gained health insurance. 76 million Americans are benefiting from preventive care coverage. And up to 129 million Americans with pre-existing conditions are no longer at risk of being denied coverage. I'm proud of that. The President is proud of that. I know Marcelas is proud of that. And if you are too, then take a listen and then pass this on to someone today. When you do, remind them of the progress we've made. Remind them of what we've got left to do. Thank you, Joe Vice President Joe Biden

Join eMarketer for a live webcast that will fuel your mobile marketing strategy into 2015 and beyond. We will address prevailing misconceptions about mobile advertising, mobile consumer behavior and mobile shopping and buying—and offer a clear path to mobile success in the modern marketplace. eMarketer's chairman and chief innovation officer, Geoff Ramsey, will lead the session by unveiling brand-new eMarketer data on mobile usage and spending. In his trademark high-energy, tour-de-force style, Ramsey will show how mobile came to be more popular than traditional media and where the trends will take brands and marketers into the months and years ahead. Among the research to be presented: Ad spending for apps versus mobile web Time spent for apps versus mobile web Mobile Commerce Growth (mCommerce) Total Mobile Ad Spend The event will also feature a live Q&A with Eva Papoutsakis Smith, head of marketing communications and insights at Pinterest, on innovations and audience dynamics in the mobile space as well as the outlook for social media and beyond. Wednesday, March 25, 2015 9:10am - 10:20am ET If you sign up and cannot attend, we'll send you a link to view the full recording after the live broadcast.   Para visualizar esta comunicação no seu navegador, acesse aqui. Adicione nosso remetente a sua lista de contatos: novidades@novidades.catredeglobo.com.br   Hoje em 11:21 AM

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